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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-06-04

Mamma" said a f1ve-year-old
girl, pointing to turkey gobbIer
strolling around in neighbours yard.
faint that red-nosed chicken got an
awfu big hustle ?"
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EAST MONROE.

May 9th, 1887.
Mrs. Alvin Ward and son, Of Midland City,
are visiting here.
Mrs. John Fetly, Of Mount Sterling, Ia visit
ing in this vicinity.
The Board Of Education meets to-day In re.
gard to new schoolhouse.
Mrs. Samnel Devoss spent the 9Th and 7th
inst. with relatives ct New Vienna.
Workmen have been busy for two weeks
placing new ties along the railroad.
Mrs. W. Il. Penn 10 entertaining her niece,
Miss Anna Penn. Of Rsinsboro. at present.
BENZ. Swift and wife, Of Olive Chapel, were
the guests Of A. J. Smiths family on the 7th.
About twenty Of William Wsln's friends
made him . surpriee dinner ct his residence on
the Sd inst, in honor Of his 27th birthday.
The Board Of Trustees Of the n. z. Church
met last Saturday and decided to erect new
church building this summer, ct . cost Of
e2,600.
The U. B. Church Of the Cynthiana circuit
held its third quarterly meeting st this place
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. w. II. Price, Pre-.
siding Elder, conducted the services. Revs.
Logan and Wright were also present.
Charles Hadley received telegram on last
Monday morning announcing the death Of his
mother at the Insane Asylum ct Athens o.
Mrs. Hadley had long been resident Of this
place, and has hosts Of relatives and friends
who mourn her loss. Deceased was about
6fty-fve years OF age. The remains will be
brought to this place for interment.
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Real Estate.

David wilkins ct al. w. Joseph N. San.
derson ct al. Highland County Court
OF Common Pleas. Case No. 4520.
ORDER or SALE.
In pursuance Of an order Issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
oonnty Of Highland and State Of Ohio. made
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in
the town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, June 4th, A. d. 1887,
Al ~ O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the follow.
ing described real estate, t0.wit:
Situate in New Market township, county
Of Highland, State of Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows: Lot No. 1-Begin:
ming at stene where three whiteoaks and
dogwood are called for in the line of Thomas
Parker's survey No. 230a and northeast cor.
ner ne t9 Q Lane az N WSlksr's q land thence with his u.
to stone corner to lot No. 2: thence with q
line thereof N. o. 30 E. 2lO poles crossing the
New Market township road at l40 poles to q
stake in Roush . line thence with said line
3. S0o 4S h. 108 poles to q stake whore Q white.
oak and walnut are called for In Parker's 9
line aforesaid thence with said line g. %
so W. 2l2 poles TO the beginning, containing
one hundred and thirty.nve acres of land, !,
part Of survey No. $3.50. ON the waters Of
said premises has been appraised st q 1856,
and can not sell for less than two.thirds OF
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale:
Sheriff Highland County, o.
Newby & Morrow, Attorneys.
May 5th, 1887.
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In MemOriam.

Carmel neighborhood is called to mourn the
loss Of one of its best and most honored citi-
zens. On Friday, May 9Th, 1887, William Nc
Coppin left his earthly home for heaven. He
was suddenly stricken with brain and heart
trouble. His sufferings were severe. but Of
short duration. he was buried at Carmel,
Ohio, on Sabbath, May 8th. His funeral was
preached from the 23d chapter Of Numbers,
and 10th verse. II was an excellent discourse
addressed to the living by Rev. Frank Gill.
land. lev. O. ]. Wells and the writer, his pas
tor, spoke appreciatively Of his life and good
works. The large attendance ct the funeral
spoke bis worth - . neighbor, . Christian,
and citizen. About FIVE hundred were pres
ent. William Harrison McCoppin was born in
Virginia March 10Th, 1917. and died on the 9Th
day Of May, 1887, aged 70 years, month and
81 days. He was married to Mary Ellen Head
Nov. 26th, 1874. Eight children were born to
them. four Of whom preceded him to glory.
Brother McCoppin was . man Of strong mind,
Of unimpeachsble integrity, and Of lofty aims.
He was religious everywhere. The Methodist
Episcopal Church, Of which he was member,
had strong supporter in him. The loss to
the friends, the church and the community
can not be estimated. His life 10 worthy OF
imitation by all. His widow, bereft children,
and near friends have the sympathy Of all, and
the earnest prayers Of the church. May God
support them and help Us all to prepare to
meet him where "all is bright"
GEO. P. BETHEL.
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LEESBURG.
Business improving.

m1y OtuS x0o(s
Business improving.
Building lots are bringing good prices.
p. d. Matthews and J. R. Lsdd were In
Hillsboro Saturday.
Our saloon is here yet, and present indica-
tions are that II will stay.
Ground has been broken for two dwellings
the past week. Who next?
Miss Fannie Mitchner, after . weeks visit
with her parents in Staunton, returned here
Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Duff was in town Saturday, looking
as pleased % possible. Ed is always welcome
visitor.
What have the citizens determined to do
with that subscription that went into the shoe
factory building?
J. R. Ladd has concluded to hand in his
says it don't suit him.
Sunday, May 10th, Rev. Pumphrey will de-
liver the Memorial sermon at the Town Hall at
1880 .. m. Everybody invited.
Our citizens are anxious to have the o. l. N.
W. r. R. extended through here to Washington
@. h. Come and see rs, gentlemen.
Mr.. Eldridge Waterman and family, of
Chillicothe, have been visiting Mrs Water
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Rains.
Tom Smith and Buck Garry are wanted by
Justice Kelley 70 answer TO the charge Of ''at-
tempt to provoke breach Of the peace"
Next Sunday, May 18th, Rev. Joseph Wright,
Of New Vienna, will preach the funeral Of R.
Grandelrs children, ct Fairfield st II O'Clock.
John Corwin, who accepted position with
. shoe factory in Bethel last fall, returned
here Monday, and says he Il glad to get work
with his hrst love, Frazer Bros.
Saturday was the first Saturday under the
prohibition ordinance, but the usual amount
Of the liquid found lodgment in it, usual place.
Where are the Prohibitionists
The G. A. B. initiated In their lodge Friday
night John Gordon, George Pensyl and VIM.
Harwood. There will be meeting of the Post
Friday night. May 18th. A full attendance u
desired.
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NEW BOSTON.

may lUtn, l0ot.
Quite . number ON the sick list yet with
measles, fever and bad colds.
Mr.. Chas Grove, who has been at work in
Franklin county for several months, returned
home on the 9th inst.
Mr.. J. Arbuckle is making necessary arrange
ments to run . huckster wagon and will be on
the road in short time. He states that he
will pay the highest market price for oil kinds
Of produce.
Mr.. Jacob Grabill, who had been sick for
several weeks Of lung trouble, died at his home
May 9th and was inferred in the NJ. E. Cemetery
at this place May 10th. Rev. Hawk, o. Hills
boro, conducted the funeral service.
The ford on Rocky Fork Greek, near VIM.
Blont's on the road leading from Boston to
Marshall, has become quite dangerous TO the
travelling community and should receive atten.
ton from the proper authorities and repaired
before some one looses his life in crossing 90
dangerous ford.
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HOMETOWN.

DR.. @. E. Vance, Of New Market, came down
on fishing expedition Saturday.
The brick burners are progressing finely.
They are burning kiln for Diehl Bros.
There was . little row down town Saturday.
No blows were struck but with escaping gas.
We feel sorry 10 announce that the ''signs Of
the times" point 10 an early dissolution Of the
Ebenezer Tmes-Star.
The scholars and teacher OF our school have M
school, DR.. r. X. Anderson being instructor.
The Presbyterians Of this place will ever 70.
member Hillsboro for her generous aid by way
Of subscription for the remodeling OF the
church here, no less than e250 being given BY
her to rs. Hillsboro can truly be called the
"Model Town."
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SHACKELTON.

may AUsuS Aoots
Mr.. Charles Robinson, Of near Xenia, Greene
county, is visiting In this vicinity.
Miss Matte McKee, who had been quite sick
for some time, is able to be about again.
A number Of our young folks attended meet
ing st the Presbyterian Church at New Market
Sunday evening, conducted by Revs. Smith and
Galbreath.
Mr.. VIM. Purdy had quite number Of sheep
killed by dogs Sunday night. We advise the
people to keep their dogs tied.
Mr.. George NJ. Fswley and family, OF Paint
ersville, Greene county, were telegraphed for
last Thursday evening, as Mrs. Fawley's sister
was not expected to live. They arrived here
Friday noon.
Mrs. Efae Mclaughlin died ct her home
near Danville Saturday night. She was the
Galley. The funeral took place ct Mt. Zion
Sunday evening. She WIS . member Of the
Reformed Church.
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Henry George is doing Ireland all the
harm he can by seizing upon the Irish
situation as an example to prove his
crazy land theories. He says rents are
as Unjust in the United States as in Ire
land, and that rents are an unmitigated
wrong and should be abolished. On
reading his emphatic and oft-repeated
declarations that "the land belongs to
the laborer," one is tempted to ask if the
Almighty is supposed to have any sort
of remote proprietary interest in this
terrestrial ball?
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The murder of DR.. w. T. Northup at
Haverhill, Scioto county, was the most
brutal whisky outrage that has been
known in the State for many day. The
doctor was an outspoken advocate Of
local option prohibition, and his assas-
sins were gang of liquor Democrats.
Lives may be lost and blood split freely
before prohibition prevails, but every
such crime only tends to shorten the
lease Of the liquor traffic's fading exist
enCe.
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CENTERFIELD.

may lVtn, 1851.
Almon Barr, who had been attending college
st Wilmington. spent Sunday at home.
Merrill 4 Son will place . re-grindsr and
other new machinery in their mill this week.
John Banks, sr., II building . commodious
dwelling on his farm about two miles east Of
here.
Susie Stewart, . little girl Of Mrs. Sarah
Stewart, 10 lying In dangerous condition with
pleurasy.
Mrs. Jane Lucky, Of Eugene City, Oreigau,
who u visiting her sister, Miss Phoebe Jen.
nings, is suffering with IN attack Of fever.
John n. Mckinney and Mis- Jessie Crispir
have been secured TO teach the next term 81
school In this place. They gave entire satis
faction last term and the directors show theil
good taste In thus insuring another good
school
Mrs.. Esther Towns, IN old lady sighty-oua
years Of age, was drowned By falling n aE
open cistsrn last Thursday morning. bhe NJ.
the wife OF VIM. Towns, an old a1d sespectei
farmer who for ytAss hes lived % The fasu
whore TIE sad accident happeoed, and ~
survives % mourn ths loss of his hslpnaAs
Ibe renAine wese intssved II ~ 0roonAoE
osnseey oatasday.
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FAIRFAX.

May 10th, 1887.
A new hotel in our burg. Call at the Atwell
House.
Sally Mercer was visiting her cousin, Louie
Easter, this week.
Alb Pollit and John Robuck have the western
fever. Got 'em bad too.
Several Of our young bloods attended the
show ct Hillsboro yesterday.
Harvey Snyder and wife are over from Middle
Fork paying parents and friends short visit
Per. Flaugher is running Ab Miller's saw
mill engine this spring and expects to stay with
him all summer.
The crack Of the shot-gon ID heard in our
forest. Look leedls oud boys or the game
law may be enforced.
Mr.. o. Reno Il down here this week assisting
In posting mp the books OF Reno q Gall, preps-
ratory 10 settlement.
We will have new store In our town about
the 18th inst. Mr.. Painter, Of 3randenburg,
Ky., being the merchant.
The heavy rains Of the past week has rapidly
pushed forward the grass and wheat, and the
prospect for IN abundant harvest 10 hattering.
Dr.. o. Q. Hook tapped George Thompson on
sidsrably, but his demise may be looked for q
any moment.
Query. Please answer this to settle dis
pute. Does II cost the postmaster the same q
any other person to send letter, otherWisl
than in an Official capssityp III doss-ED.l
John Ford, on returning from Hillsboro lsst
Saturday. drove into Rocky Fork on the West
Union pike and mired down in the quick-sand
In extricating the wagon It was upset and CON
siderably torn up.
We we're shocked to notice the account Of
the dsath Of Mrs. Eubanks BY the Sinking
Spring correspondent, for Mrs. Eubenks VA
one OF our best friends In times OF An icti0u
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Gen. john Beatty's review of Ohio's
record during the war in recent speech
at Cincinnati contained some criticisms
on the Century Magazines war articles
that cut like Toledo blade. 1t is truly
amusing to behold the catalogue OF ex-
cuses some Confederate generals put
forth to show why the other side whip
ped. If any inquiring mind is desirous
to know how battles were not fought he
can obtain information by reading the
Cent,lru articles.
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1t is currently reported that the Civil
Service Commission intends subjecting
all officers employed in the departments
before the passage of the law to an ex-
animation according to the modern sys-
tenn. The declaration is absurd. The
law is plainly er post .tacto, and great injus-
tice would be done to class of men whom
experience has made valuable to the
nation. The Civil Service Commission
is responsible body, doing good work,
but if it assumes too much authority,
Congress may shorten its tether rope.
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Growers order for the removal of
settlers on Indian reservations leads to
the public inquiry, must citizens suffer
to please the whim of an executive ?
These squatters took their claims with
the approval of President Arthur and
great injustice is done them by the fact
that President Cleveland's notions differ
from those of his predecessor. The
great I AM ought to be haltered or the
losses of damaged settlers made good.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.

May lUtn, 1857.
Mr.. John Langley Is as we'll - usual
Frank vanPelt left yesterday for Springfield.
Rev. 8. Lane will preach at the Chapel next
Saturday night and also Sabbath morning.
Caleb Langley boasts OF being the owner Of
The calf on record. Weight. 81 pounds at five
days old. Who can beat IL?
Mrs. Thomas Whittell died yesterday evening
May 10, at ~ O'Clock, Of consumption, after
an illness Of several months. Funeral to-m0r-
row, Thursday, at the Chapel by Rev. Philip
Trout, Of Lynchburg, at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Margaret Roush died very suddenly
Monday at the residence Of Miss Dortha
Newell's of Inflammation Of the stomach, hav-
ing gone there on Sunday evening in her usual
health. She was born In Perry county, PENN,
1898, and came TO this State in 1880. The re-
mains were inferred in Dunn's Chapel Gene
terry yesterday afternoon.
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PRICETOwN.

may lOth, 1857.
There Is great deal Of sickness In this COM
munity.
Quite number from here took In the show
Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Burton II In Blsnchester on
business.
Rev. J. D. Houston will preach here next
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Ruth Lsndess visited her cousins, the
Misses Beam, OF Hillsboro, part Of last week.
Miss Cora Burton entertained some Of her
friends very pleasantly Friday evening Of last
week.
Miss Philena Farris died at her home near
Harwood Sunday morning and was inferred
in the Barker Cemetery Monday. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. L. N. Davis,
Of Lynchburg.
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Allen G. Thurman has been frequently
mentioned as candidate for Governor
and more recently his admirers have
coveted the Presidency for him. One OF
these nominations is about as nearly
attainable to him as the other. His
gubernatorial aspirations would be nip.
ped in the bud by the rampant kid ele-
ment of the Ohio Democracy, and
modern political methods are too free
and frisky to be successfully worked by
the Old Roman.
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Since the attack on the Paulding
reservoir has called attention to Ohio
canals there has been a great outcry
against them. The fact that they don't
pay has been held up as an evidence
that no benefit is derived from them.
But without our inland waterways many
branches Of business and many remotely
located towns would be in sorry plight
II the canals of the State were less ridi.
culed and more patronized they would
be lees drain upon the State treasury.
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The European war-cloud is as black as
the inside of an ink bottle. 1t twould be
an awe-inspiring spectacle if it were not
q charcoal drawing by foreign correspon-
dents of New York journals. When the
valley of the Rhine is bathed with the
blood of Dutch and French and the
pieces Of the Ottomen Empire have to
be picked up with tweezers we would
begin to be more credulous.
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RAINSBORO.

May 10th, 1887.
The measles epidemic il ended ct last.
James Chesser has returned from Springfield.
Prof. D. 8. Ferguson, Of Lsesburg, was here
last Tuesday night.
William Ferguson IL working in the harness
shop with bis father.
James Ferguson now occupies the house re-
Gently vacated by Dr.. Miller.
Rev. O. J. Wells visited his parents and other
friends st Felicity, o., last week.
Rufus Foraker and wife, Of Littleton, have
been among friends here sincs Saturday.
Miss Meta Luoas, whose illness We mention
cd last week, II still In crititsl condition.
.kdvard Roberts, Of South Eslsm schools,
visited his mother here Saturday and Sunday.
An average wheat crop in Paint township u
think.
John q. Davis Is getting the material ready
with the view Of remodeling his house this
spring.
young man by the nams Of Gochenour u
sick with malaris ct the residence Of Elisha
Beavers.
Isaac Upp and wife, Of Harpsr's, were visit.
ing thstrparents In this vicinity the latter part
Of last wsek.
Quite number from this vicinity attended
the funeral OF William 1cOoppin ct Carmel,
w,,,,.-. st."n -. -. 49,. ~ No..
q Nsx Boston to-dSv.
~ r...... 80 as. 80 MAJ. - -
visited hs parents s1S 's and ::tsr
- M NJ ~ - -" n...
nCs, C "; =: !. I.cs, xsesao'1s Hicea - .ne y.
guest Of VI. J. Hsdksy.
DR.: Enos Holmse, Of Hnlsboro, was in ooun.
Is's a,,S.aa ss Ssa0s;1 = n.,,h,., I'll, n,..,,
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NEW PETERSBURG.
Nay 10Th, 1887.

Nay 10Th, 1887.
Our school will CLOSE next week.
George Taylor IT,, is Just as happy % any
body. It's girl.
Rev. Mr. Kerr, Of Salem, preached Of the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday In the absence
Of the pastor, Rev. @. D. Beecher.
About sixty gallons Of cream was sent from
Rainsboro and this place TO the Greenfield
start.
Those young gentlemen that did that shoot.
ing within the limits Of town last Sunday night
had better use little more precaution here
after in their mode Of handling their pistols.
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LYNCHBURG.
Nay 10th, 1857.

nay 1Utus lo0ts
J. Y. Dean, Of Hillsboro, transacted business
here on Wednesday.
John Kennedy and wife ere Waiting relatives
in Xenia and Springfield.
DR.. and Mrs. W. J. Srofe celebrated their
china wedding Monday evening.
Lee Zimmerman, Of Williamsburg, was .
visitor to our town last Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. G. Minzler, who has been ON On OK.
Wednesday.
W. v. Miller, of Cubs, wss visiting his
daughter Alice here Sunday. She 10 reported
TO be improving rapidly.
Mrs. Minnie Perry has gone TO Brooklyn. N.
Y, TO join her husband, who has position in
the navy yard st that city.
The missionary meeting on Wednesday evsn-
ing was Addressed BY Elder Pearson, and Rev.
John Davis, Of Martinsville.
Mr.. George Charles and Miss Ella 6hafer
were married Sunday evening at the residsnos
Of Dr.. Fulton, and BY the sama.
Joshua Wsrman, Of Dodsonvills. and Nrs.
Wednesday evening BY DR.. Fulton.
Gardner, of ths Hili City, sttendsd The / o.
o. r. Eneampmsnt here last Tuesday evening.
The Marshal Of New visnns came down on
Thursday and arrested Chasies Rollins (eol
orsd), hostlsr at Beulport's stables, for dspre.
dasions committed on Saturday night pesvious
At the meeting Of The Thos. J. Murrsl Post
No. 467. @. A. b., the following committed
we're appointed for Deeoratton Day: o.
slag@; a Bssins. 7; !. gu!sca, snd 0sosg,
Tro1twins and 9. g. Puekstk On Muaic-tsma
Troth, ". W. Terrell and J. A. .BeEing. On
Finance George Pnstsr, W. VanPelt and Nor
gan Tednek: On Flagging 0rsves-Lynch
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The government is earnestly collecting
statistics concerning the recent earth
quakes in Arizona. Wonder if the Sig
nal Service Bureau contemplates sending
q man down to ascertain the causes of
terrestrial collie?
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An old war bomb.shell at Harper's
Ferry was accidentally exploded few
days since, killing two people and wound
ing four. Percussion war relics must be
placed ON the list with buzz saws, bay
mules, tariff reduction and other articles
that are not to be monkeyed with.
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Our immortal souls have been so long
pestered with the slick tricks of railroad
sharks that the steady, orderly and
altogether lovely methods of the Ohio
& Northwestern Company make us SO
jubilant we could Jump a ten.rail fence.
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Notwithstanding the vigorous protests
of Boynton, Keifer will crate at the un-
yelling of the Garfield statue to-day. 1t
requires the egotism of great newspa.
per man to try to expand private quar-.
rel into a national issue.
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The boycott has almost suicided-boy-
cotted itself to death. The Knights Of
Labor recently took steps to boycott
some papers of the order that were pro-
nounced disloyal to the New York lead
ership. When the X. of L. get to
slashing around in their own ranks with
this two-edged weapon, there are going
to be serious consequences too numerous
To mention
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It was model OF mercy in postbellum
days for the government to spare JEFF.
Davis itching neck, but if he is going to
become a magazine-w writer it would be
merciful to the public to revoke his par.
Iov
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Simon Bolivar Buckner has been nomi.
mated by the Democracy of Kentucky
for the Office of Governor. This gentle
man has war record-in the Confeder-
ate army. The most striking part Of his
record is contained in a letter which
reads: General Grant, Dear Sir: I
aurrendar0
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The Cleveland Leader complains that
that city is becoming rendezvous for
professional sluggers and bruisers. The
State law is all right. What is the mat
ter with your Mayor and police?